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[–] [email protected] 2 points 11 months ago

Same as any library/framework upgrade in code: if you don't upgrade, you will not eventually get any new features/security updates/asset etc. If you have stopped development, then no point, but if you plan for support game for longer period, it makes sense. Also in the future if UE 7 brings something awesome, upgrade from UE5->UE7 is much harder than two simpler version upgrades.

And ofc this thing is clear scam, so this was just in general